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In said short, I try to write a Flashback, witch I envision to be either silent or having only faint sounds, except for the really important parts.

For example, I have a scene where three people talk, but we do not hear what they say. It is important for Lyricism purposes, because I want the reader/viewer to imagine what they are talking about and identify with them.

So far I have approached it by writing everything in action, without capitalizing sounds that I don't want to be audible.

For example: "Jim, John and Jack talk excitedly as they drink their drinks".

Should I add that "We do not hear what they say"?Maybe a note that the whole thing is silen...

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For example. In one scene my lead, Detective Etheridge, is seen walking into a building and we hear knocking as he's crossing the street before it cuts to him standing outside of the suspect's door. In my script, I wrote it as:

You're directing the way the scene should be shot. For one thing, reading 'knocking' I have no idea what type of knocking I'm meant to be hearing. Why does he even need to walk into the building? Just have him knock the door.

Just out of curiosity since I'm new to screenwriting, what is the proper way to indicate certain sounds or points of interest we should be seeing or hearing?

For example. In one scene my lead, Detective Etheridge, is seen walking into a building and we hear knocking as he's crossing the street before it cuts to him standing outside of the suspect's door. In my script, I wrote it as:

Glad you're enjoying it so far! Love to hear your opinion when you're done. You gave great notes on the found footage horror script I wrote!

The world that is in the feature script is a quite different than the one in this pilot. The feature begins with the scene between IQ and Champion that the pilot ends with. So the feature deals with the aftermath of that scene and the problems it causes in this "world".

Woah, so I won't be seeing the challenge today cuz I'm here in Azerbaijan and it's 10:30 pm right now and the challenge will be announced at 7 pm which means in 5 and a half hours. So, I'll miss half a day there and then the day of submission as I'm full 9 hours ahead of you and will be sleeping, so will have to submit early for this. Which means I'm left with what - a day and a half, two days tops. Not sure it'll be enough for me.

Hmm, after careful consideration I think the most logical solution would be to get addicted to crack so you stay up for three nights straight and have plenty of time to write.